Sea vegetables?

Question

So this lady gave me a bottle this, suppose to be, super healthy stuff to drink. As I'm reading what's in it it says "9 sea vegetables"
and "120 naturally occurring phytonutrients" but the part that really concerned me was when it read "These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnois, treat, cure or prevent any disease."
Is there a website where I can read a honest review of this "health food"?

Answer 1

Pretty much all natural health product and vegetables/fruit mixtures will say that because they do not fall under the scrutiny of the FDA like pharmaceutical products which often or always require a presription for their use. The FDA wants to control anything it can when it comes to food or drugs, so they say that on labels to throw people off. It basically comes down to a personal moral/ethical choice. Do you want to take a natural, unchemically processed food/supplement which the FDA has no control over, or one that is synthesized in a laboratory, chemically refined or processed, and often harmful or plagued with side effects as most prescribed health products are?

highvibe.com, supplementsadvisor.com and genuinehealth.com may help you out.

Most 'sea' products, aside from tuna (high in mercury) are very healthy for you. Look into chlorella, spirulina and blue-green algae. They may very well be ingredients in what you are going to be taking. Theyre very GOOD for you!